Hello,
I am having a problem with importing flashcards in a plain text, UTF-8 encoded text file, supplying the character and definition but skipping the pinyin. The format I am using is:
Character<Tab><Tab>Definition
It imports correctly, putting the character in the character field and the definition in the definition field, but it is not automatically filling out the pinyin for me.
I have tried using all four of the different Definition Sources. With "File Only" and "Prefer File" it puts the Character and the Definition in the correct fields but it does not automatically fill out the pinyin - it leaves it blank. With "Prefer Dicts" and "Dicts Only", everything is put in the correct fields, and it automatically fills out the pinyin, but it also replaces the definition that I entered with a dictionary definition.
How do I import cards so that it saves my original definition but fills out the pinyin automatically for me?
I have searched the forms here, but I cannot find one that relates specifically to this problem - if there is one, please refer me to it.
Thank you!
Adam
I am having a problem with importing flashcards in a plain text, UTF-8 encoded text file, supplying the character and definition but skipping the pinyin. The format I am using is:
Character<Tab><Tab>Definition
It imports correctly, putting the character in the character field and the definition in the definition field, but it is not automatically filling out the pinyin for me.
I have tried using all four of the different Definition Sources. With "File Only" and "Prefer File" it puts the Character and the Definition in the correct fields but it does not automatically fill out the pinyin - it leaves it blank. With "Prefer Dicts" and "Dicts Only", everything is put in the correct fields, and it automatically fills out the pinyin, but it also replaces the definition that I entered with a dictionary definition.
How do I import cards so that it saves my original definition but fills out the pinyin automatically for me?
I have searched the forms here, but I cannot find one that relates specifically to this problem - if there is one, please refer me to it.
Thank you!
Adam